Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our March 2019 Newsletter. GUTS! spring break and summer camps, sexual assault support group, upcoming tours, and more.
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February Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in the February 2019 Newsletter. True Colors training, Secret Seconds 75% off sale, book club and more.
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January Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our January 2019 Newsletter. YWCA’s new facility, upcoming skilled trades workshop, volunteer opportunities, and more.
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December Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our December 2018 Newsletter. Recent successes at the domestic violence shelter, staff updates, providing winter shelter for homeless families, and more.
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November Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our November 2018 Newsletter. GRIT Butchering workshop, our annual Women’s Justice Benefit Luncheon, and more!
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October Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our October 2018 newsletter. Domestic Violence Awareness Month, new GUTS! fall programs, racial justice book club, and more..
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September Newsletter
Learn more about what’s new at YWCA Missoula in our September Newsletter. Volunteer opportunities, Secret Seconds grand re-opening, and more!
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Growing Up in Missoula: My Story of Discrimination
If I close my eyes and think really hard I can remember a time in my life when I never thought about the color of my skin. Those times are now distant memories that I can barely recall. I moved to Missoula from Denver when I was 9 years old. Living in Denver, I was… Read more »
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Information for LGBTQIA Survivors
Sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and sexual harassment can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation or gender identity. Women of all sexual identities bear the disproportionate burden of gender-based violence, but we also must recognize the diverse experiences of survivors who represent any and all genders, gender identities and sexual orientations. LGBTQIA, or… Read more »
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Love shouldn’t hurt; safety is possible
As service providers who work with hundreds of domestic violence survivors and victims every year, we are heartbroken and dismayed that three of our community members have been killed in the past year, allegedly at the hands of an abusive partner, leaving behind six children who will now grow up without their parents. These tragedies… Read more »